Intersectional Health and Wellness: From Social to Structural Determinants

This self-paced learning course explores how social and structural determinants shape individual and population health. It introduces intersectionality as a foundational lens to understand how overlapping systems of power and oppression contribute to health inequities. Learners will gain the tools to identify, critique, and transform the structural conditions that shape the social determinants of health.Designed with healthcare professionals, coaches, educators, and Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) advocates in mind this course will deepen your understanding of how health equity begins with visibility, context, and inclusion. By the end of this course, learners will be able to: Define and differentiate social and structural determinants of health. Apply an intersectional framework to analyze health disparities. Identify how systemic inequities are embedded in health policies, institutions, and practices. Develop strategies to promote equity-centered care and structural accountability..